1. Mayfly's Avatar
    So I had to rent a car for a business trip I'm taking and I hooked up my Blackberry Bold through the auxiliary port to play Pandora. It streams really well, but for some reason when I try to charge my phone at the same time (using the car charger), the music gets really fuzzy and soft. Anyone know what's going on? Any fixes?

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    07-27-10 02:04 PM
  2. albee 1's Avatar
    Can you move the charger to another receptacle? How close is the charging bb to the radio? Try moving it away from the source.

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    07-27-10 05:08 PM
  3. Mayfly's Avatar
    The BB isn't too close to the radio. I am just not sure why it does that. Any other ideas?

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    07-28-10 01:49 PM
  4. albee 1's Avatar
    Is that an oem car charger you have? If not I would suspect that. Or the aux wire your using might not be high quality enough to shield it. I would try another aux cable first before dumping the charger. Good luck.

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    Last edited by albee 1; 07-28-10 at 04:45 PM.
    07-28-10 04:42 PM
  5. dasDestruktion's Avatar
    I get some interference on my 9630 while charging and playing Pandora/I<3Radio as well. Its not terrible, but I'm not sure what's going on.
    07-28-10 04:45 PM
  6. Chrisy's Avatar
    i get the same sound when running Slacker through AUX and charging. Haven't found a solution other than unplugging the charger.

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    07-28-10 04:55 PM
  7. thebbhype_com's Avatar
    Yeah I think its definitely interference from the phone. I always get that problem with my berry
    07-28-10 05:40 PM
  8. rrspikes's Avatar
    Id' be more than willing to bet the interference is a common ground problem in the vehicle.

    In the image below, you'll see my Ranger came with a factory aux power port to the right of the radio. If you look at the center console I installed from a Ford Explorer, there is another aux power port on the side of it that I wired independently. It has it's own power source/fuse at the fuse block and doesn't share the common ground that the radio and factory aux power port near the radio share.

    If I plug my BB into the radio and the charger into the factory aux charger port near the radio, I get interference. If I plug my BB into the radio and the charger into the center console's aux power port, I don't get any interference.

    07-29-10 10:06 AM
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